How do I become a mediator in your district?
... The Court does not have an approved mediator list. In a case referred to mediation, the presiding judge may select the mediator or ...
... The Court does not have an approved mediator list. In a case referred to mediation, the presiding judge may select the mediator or ...
... apostilles for documents generated within the court, such as case documents, local rules, administrative orders, court plans, attorney ...
... 1957-1981 are available only in the division where the case was opened. The court can conduct your search for a processing fee. ...
... filed, unless a redacted version was filed (in which case, the same instructions apply for a redacted version). ...
... is required if the judge does not allow ECF filing or if the case is sealed.) If you are unable to file a document electronically due to a ...
... The Clerk's Office will retain the original for the case file and send a copy to the judge. If you want a file-stamped copy for ...
... 50 miles of the courthouse in the division in which the case is pending may serve as local counsel. Local counsel must be authorized to ...
Upon notification of a potential appointment, a PBCP volunteer may decline to accept the appointment for a variety of reasons, including, but not limited to: a conflict of interest, a recent appointment, or a busy work sched...
... appointment may be made to help a pro se litigant evaluate a case before mediation and discovery, to assist during mediation, or to respond ...
... of assignment given by the court. Advice in evaluating a case will take much less time than conducting discovery, responding to motions, ...